Open Lines with Cameron Ridle

The city of Indianapolis has erupted following a day of protests turned tragic. We take listener calls the entire show for a two-hour edition of Open Lines. PLUS, reflections from city-councilor Vop Osili and others.

The city of Indianapolis has erupted following a day of protests turned tragic. We take listener calls the entire show for a two-hour edition of Open Lines,

Voting updates from Marion County Clerk Myla Eldridge PLUS listener calls and comments on the week's local/national events.

As the state and city begin to re-open, coronavirus concerns persist. PLUS details on the census and 2020 election. For the full hour, we take listener questions and comments about what's happening in the community.

Full hour of listener calls following IMPD police action shooting of Dreasjon Reed.

Free college tuition is still available to Indiana teens through 21st Century Scholars! Indy Achieves gives us all the details. Also, we take listener calls on social distancing, the state reopening and more hot topics.

Coronavirus has disproportionately impacted Black people in Indiana. The Indiana Black Legislative Caucus vice chair Rep. Earl Harris talks to us about their recommendations to the governor's office. Also, Marion County Clerk Myla Eldridge explains how absentee voting will work in June for the 2020 primary election.

Infectious disease expert Dr. Virginia Caine answers your coronavirus questions on social distancing, how the disease is impacting Black people in Indiana and more! Also, we hear about the prevalence of coronavirus in local prisons and jails.

Ebony Chappel speaks with the Hairston family - Susan (mother), Sarah(sister) and John (brother) who is serving time in Plainfield Correctional Facility.

Listen in as they share their unfiltered perspectives about what it’s like dealing with the effects of COVID19 for those incarcerated.

Interviews with a local legislator fighting for more robust COVID19 protections in correctional facilities, IU Health's FREE virtual screening and a traveling ER doctor gives her perspective from the front lines.